The palace at Versailles demonstrates which aspect of Louis XIV's rule in France?
A.) extravagance
B.) isolationism
C.) religious tolerance
D.) social justice
This is on the final exam for World History. I would really like the other answers too T-T
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Can you at least answer that question please?
Yes, of course! The palace at Versailles demonstrates the aspect of extravagance of Louis XIV's rule in France.
Ok how about:
Which of the following best describes the similarities on reforms between Catherine the Great and Peter the Great?
I would need the answer choices to provide the best response.
The answers are:
Both embraced Western ideas and worked to bring Russia fully into European cultural and political life
Both rejected Western ideas and introduced policies that would isolate Russia from the West
Both worked behind the scenes to introduce reforms that would increase human rights throughout Russia
Both sought the opportunity to abolish autocracy to introduce policies that would allow citizens to exercise their power
The answer is "Both embraced Western ideas and worked to bring Russia fully into European cultural and political life". Both Catherine the Great and Peter the Great aimed to modernize Russia and make it a great power comparable to Western European nations. They both introduced several reforms inspired by the Western political and cultural models to bring Russia into the mainstream of European culture and political life.
How did the English Bill of Rights change government in England?
by elevating Parliament above the monarchy
by introducing the principle of habeas corpus
by making all public offices elected by the people
by protecting religious freedom